Washington Wizards vs Detroit Pistons Betting Picks & Predictions
This Monday night, two of the NBA's worst teams, the Washington Wizards (2-14 ATS) and Detroit Pistons (2-14 ATS), will face off in Little Caesars Arena, with Detroit favored
Game outlook
This Monday night, two of the NBA's worst teams, the Washington Wizards (2-14 ATS) and Detroit Pistons (2-14 ATS), will face off in Little Caesars Arena, with Detroit favored -3 on opening lines that remain unchanged. Both teams are looking to end their respective losing streaks, with Washington winning the last eight match-ups between the two teams. Who will come out on top? Tune in to find out at 7:00 p.m. EDT.
Betting Odds
Moneyline: Wizards +125 | Pistons -142
Spread: Wizards +3 (-110) | Pistons -3 (-110)
Total: Over/Under 236 (-110)
Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Detroit will win straight-up is 59%.
Washington Wizards
The Washington Wizards have a nine-game losing streak and are ranked 27th in the NBA overall, with an offense ranked 9th, and defense ranked 29th. Offensively, they average 48.08% field goals, 77.26% free throws, and 35.44% three pointers. Defensively, they allow 50.29% field goals, 76.79% free throws, and 35.83% three pointers. They also have the second-worst defensive rebounding percentage. Against Atlanta on Saturday, they allowed 136 points and had an off night offensively with only 108 points. Their current injury report includes Jordan Poole (questionable) and Delon Wright (out).
Detroit Pistons Analysis
The Detroit Pistons have dropped 13 games in a row, and have a power ranking of 26. Their offense is ranked 25th, averaging 109.75 points per game, while their defense is ranked 22nd, giving up an average of 117.19 points per game. They are 2-14 (7-9 ATS) overall. They shoot 46.46% field goals (21st), 81.92% free throws (6th), and 35.38% three pointers (20th). Additionally, they average 45.63 rebounds per game (7th) and 16.63 turnovers per game (9th). On defense, they allow 47.08% field goals (18th), 82.09% free throws (27th), and 36.65% three pointers (18th). They average 41.50 defensive rebounds (41.50) and 11.56 turnovers per game (9th).

